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PITTSBURGH, Pssw.4...
Eitstittsilmir 601$
Titc. Government has made provision
far t i e payment of tha. 'Merest dne on
the flee twenties .pa - the tat proximo, in
coin.:
TEN ?mum appear to be in earnest
their tbrestennd uprising in Ireland,
but tie English Government is on the
alerifor any Movement they may make.
linen° suffrage Was pressed prema
turely on the Ohio ;utopia. Ihirty.eight
amides that gave Hayes a majority of
exti, gale at the slaw time a majority
of 10,744' agahlt tko Amendment, so
that in them - counties the Amendment
rani:oBolo4s behind Hayes. •
1 Mes ne0..... _
- TU. im ;lance °fon° vote was &own
in /seism unty, Ohio, at the meat
Moab's. The Democratic and 'Rept:ll.l
lima candidates - for treasurer each . re• 1
ceivid,f,P r ill votes. -Ts decide the qua
flu:3ooa Nem drawn; and . aa Itch all
mind:appeared to have been in - favor of
the oPpoattion, the Republican lost.' . 1
• • people of London are agi
tated by r rumor that the Punkas hail)
designs o the _Queen end contemplate
order that
•
they may glici * cup of cold poison
%wild • al thrinm, :Who else Got s
thM.Vot :time getting rid
hihr tidtt;' . (7atthlthir glielell and
lier:.•Tke ides is brilliant
• - •or isaantsuatiiii si eX
-1 Pion&
,
t roe from Park try.
I, • defeat; the
'troops
r•• t
lated by
designs o
seizing
they mar
downbot
Aldan eio
of Hee
then Niro
and Willi*
virgin:l'nd
Tun adtrias from Park tiy table aa
' aonnee to defeat; of. the: Gerabeldlana
by the Papal. trope 41 , s : end : ay liailn
an enengeilent near' - Mono Liberate.
lo
The:Papal, :is were Anis baeltto
.ward. • where it le probable : jitey'
will lithe a nted and , have a dechdre
battle.. :.
, The • pries oiflbily In Irtlail;eof
the seizure f Rome by the Government,
;and the q Iva** hourly finU (nob
!strpgut in - therPeoile4—The Pope la
lenidenge : teariplathk Eight from
c ilia
chic : rind lhnkni t :inentsllate meet
' biro!' the. ' Weeniddaiiie situ
ation of - ri setroral pntnta la
tube
atiotail4,! '',:, jnieritettte ben- irlten
Pilleil.;•,i- : ...2:::_ ... ' • :'-' ' • '
d4xl
delivered •
3oa of Clietaaitlea.Ottiii;
ecitbiest ipareldlce
rgedifroei restialat,tsxarr
'id .wltraffect =lay dmflti
1 6 2 entictint
ter etasaffipa 7
1, was qulaii
the 'Bentham
esealaal - as s
nit' especial:lj
guiranteed: the
=lice* 'ease,.
ruitth6
J.lll4e* jun te
'ass to ;
*. Thaeliief
the Civil
petitka of
tobe
of the United States equally 'with white's,
iota *elite- cm las hel4fa. dOssolus :
_
tai7 iervltu e, except. le yamleheaces sbe
crime. _ •
.Wnitimoiar yricnim. The cattle has
held back o race horse intelligence and
furnishes tlie readers of America with
the Losportin sporting announcement, all
the war from London, that "Jem Mime
-ha been minted," but consolingly To;
marldi "bis fight with the huh Giant
O'Baidwin be fought out ill Ireland
oi - Prznee. ' Moreover, '`there is an
opinion M ace wild outshe fight and
;II
meant to be'posted." Perfidious Man!
Unfortunate! Irish Giant! Bat then,
4 Wherefore Me these things thusly"? Do .
Anieric , - - pay etortdtastt
'real for such In-i
interesting to
a movements of
tad the muscular
Idwin, but we' ,
tems lashed over 1
lon of other MI T
ly since we pay
led to our choice,
'MEANINGS.
In Germany,
Lad been taken
,thus influenced
banging himself,
successful. ' Chit.
minds should not
• such horrible
.4 people witness
:sassy for them to
deft on tho mind
tog end' by no
at the latter pfit
who pained life
to liberate the
aer residence In
unbend Is under
.ores years .1m-
Priaceu ' preteri
Ito all the hau
-I,' itwatt ' her at
. Europe asserts
Awn, the eml
, hriely travelled
throughthis country. professionally, and
who Wended to return in 1888, has be
come:bonne, and Is at present maned
in a mad house. Ilfr: Dawison las for
esveral years been the sun of the Ger
sten rine, e position which he achieved
'at around, slid has held in spite of much
!Atte rivalry. -
Rumor Wscrestaous, of Illinois.
Yin:ached the opening written at the
Synod at lountereth Pala, and Bishop
HOpkins,'of Vermont, was the only Mil
ted States Prelate &trig:lied a place with
' fithe'altar rills, with the English and
Archbishops This precedence
was rded because Bishop Hopkins la
the Senior Bishop of 'rigs country, and
so:4llin exchange remarks, "Imams*
he libalf a Romanist,"
brerws • of the Southern cities have
antlered u much, ormoce, shuns the war ,
''ss' during it. Of Galveston medial;
may this be said. She has been vbited
,sivabnost devastating- pestilence.
itutof =unmated population of twat
ty-ilve thousand toulsover one thousand
have bees tlanriltect ' One out or every
twentvivo, and from all classes of
society, for Yellow Jack is no zusuner
ofpasona And to this grievous atlllc.
• nen Us been added flood second only
- in destrictivenni to the onglaal deluge,
and following's* cloito oil the horrors of
• the war that Galveston mut be indeed a
scene of desolation and woe.
'Tax number of students at the Col
. uubla College School of Mines =cede
one hundred. While almost as many
Americana aro studying at the. Mining
. nnlventty at Fribery Saxony, The
advantages in Saxony are gun,• het
, those of Pennsylvania are gnater, sad
the miniag interests are so Lois that" a
mining school, end a good otteildionld
be ono of the institutions of the State:
That of Columbia College is go od, , bat
X= York is not the . pliiirolor a high
=e=
VOLUME =an
school of tits kind. Pennsylvania,
California and idisacrari should"each
have a school of the character capable of
attracting; by its merits; students from
all patty of the world.
Tux Corn , Ezehange, of Pbtladelphis.
baying changed its name to Chamber of
Comneree, is about to erect a new build
ing for Its acostentodatlon ou the site of
the aid Penn mansion. Senator Well,
of K. J., presided st the laying of the
coiner stone ea Monday lost
Onwmarr's Irsi work in a print
ing office in Sew Tork was the setting
up of a New Testament. Ha has never
rested in the labor, ever and at all times
eettlng up that book above all ibingi
the. -
Tan Cluistlin Comicial= wl.feh as
set:Ellen hire next week promises to be
one of the most important assemblages
of the character ever held In Pennsyl
.
Sul op me lireseuitt PACT:7IORM
wer.46. Si. Louis diXpetah to the Cid.
ago Jurnaistates that Governor Match :
er, of liiiennri, will Pmbably call ail ex:
Ira sue en'or the • Legiiilitxtra; to Meet
early in December, to pass upon the re—
does railroad Interests of the . Siete,
prominent among whiCh , will bo an at.
tempt to Bell the Illuoul Pacific Rail.
road.. It it mid that three parties—the
Pennsylvania Central and New York
Central Railroads, and a exublnatien of
Bt Lordslarui—are ready to bid far the
road, the lowest figure spoken orbeing
fuer-millions. This road .nms from St.
Lads to Karma City, '43' miles; - and,
when the inage Mali be changed from li
feet 6 inches t 6 4 feet 8} inches, u itwill
be in - any event, *will be a Virtual exten
sion Or the 'llrdoit . Pacific . Railway of
'Kansas eastWardtp Bt. lonic
.. Topa Cpoica.-- . .•Occulotuil"
nip pf tbo States which hoop gone
peniPorstio: • •
"We should - undertake tji bring them
beck to ditty, t with; liallibrebs to boot.
empty by hontsgy dicfin4irig and bravely .
sgiekthy to our- prim:Arks.-- ••• • ,
rake the catonid - -insribi the
.hand tad ask our countrymen to decide
betWoaritiniind:the *aim traitor.- • -
;The Black Patriot or the White
Traitor—which do yonOliooter" •
MMZEI,ta. NENVS
—A marvelous collection orobjets (Cart
akd gems is - now exhibition
Connoisseurs ophae -that ao large a num.
beryl - Antique and tiutintlikieid:valuiddes
talVe Zaire! Deft glihered,fteitale In any
country', mad a prince; whoat.tadMis as
proverbial as his wealth, recentlydeclar
ed that he never - even suspected the ex
istence of such marvels. It would be
impossible - to 4autaneeatet the elements of
ontsfourth of the collection; but we can
mention a Tewlif the wonders withont
attempting to give asatisfaciory'descrip
tied of any. 1 Flat - comesn little basket
carved out of a single emerald,` which' is
as large as a good abed apricot. There
ate, portions of Alio 'prima - whisk hove
been - cut.' thiough, and other parte have
been ...captured - en relict.' It Is Mid that
the work on this little basket required an
outlay of time In ditratlon equal to the
'luau! several- Men. ;Then We connote
sears are shown avuse rand* of a singu
lar turquoise in the form of a goblet,
about thirty centimetres - in height, and
surrounded bye garland of gems- Ex
perienced appraisers who were called
upon to estimate the value of this won
drous TARO failed toagreo :is to the figure,
Int all admitted It exceeded 11,000,000
franca. d small boat carved oat of Jade,
and ter_xoted by two tiny figures—a man
and a monkey made of gems; a cage
made of gold'had gems, containing lards,
and a clock of like materials, a drinking
can, from a single opal, are next in the
order of exhibition. We cm only make
o general mention of casket. tilled with
aro cilium'
• • •
misetprecious stones, wc.rth from i'.00,000
to 1,000,000 franca. of forty muff boxes
of the moat magnificent description, and
'of qualities of••••mlets, rings and ear
rings, set with rabies, turquoises, emer
alds, sapphires and diamonds of every
color, for an enumeration of. all those
curb:obit:a wonid require more slime than
could be given it. The singular. feature
orthe exhibition, however, Is the
which characterizes the action of
the exhibition, The gentleman who does
the honor of the place allows the visitors
to admire, tench and ciliary all the valu
ables displayed, and then throws the en
tire collection info a broken chest and a
wretched bureau drawer, turns the key
in a rusted lock, and sallies forth to the
restaurant, pending the hour fixed upon
by some soverei who have promWd
to view the collectio gns
n. Thus far, no bar
gain of any magnitude bas been made
on account of the immense prime that
are asked. •.• •
—Senator Fiarellrs workmen are con
stantly unearthing new treasures at
Pomyall. One of tho moat recent is a
strong bolt. It was evidently covered
with thin plates of iron. The front is
ornamented with - bran= bex-reliefs,
which are almost uninjured. 'There was
a man's head, from Its grotesqueness
supposed te , be a masque, two busts of
woman, two genii. and the head ore dog.
Around their Is a circle of ivy Imves,
All are thibly and carefully engraved.
The genii are thought by aoutowhe have
seen them to equal T lbertra heads of
angels, o n th e famous bronze doom of
the SaptlstgY of Florence. The dog and
the Ivy of fIaCRITSO eymbelfie vigilance and flcellty. The busts are thought to
be family portralta. The house In which
the box was foetid is south of the eityon
the easteigingre,
In the same quarter,s decayed wooden
box 'yielded a specimen of the gold b.lias
warn by the children of rich famllim.
It opens, and has a little hollow place, in
the centre. On it le a buckle in filagree
work ; through this passed the ribbon by
which it hung from the child's neck.
Five gold rings were Mond, a very mod
ern looking breas t. pin, a broken brace
let, ear-rings of an entirely new pattern.
et:amide, stones, engraved but not
mounted, sliver. spoons ofdltferent sixes,
and a large amethyst of great value, on
which are two figures, which are bailer.
ed to be Appollo and cupid.
It Is supposed that Me house.wo pro.
title of Jewels, was the slop of a lapidary..
Tames Outhrie, when Secretary of
the Treasury, one day sent a letter to a
friend In Baltimore. The nett morning
Its recipient appeared in the department
and - handed back the missive. "Mr.
Guthrie," said he, "I can't make out one
word of your letter but the signature, so
I have brought It for yore to translate,"
The Secretary knitted his • brows,' and
puzzled over it for some Minutes. At
but It up. "Mang me If I can
read It either! I hays forgotten its exam
, contents, - bat I know what I wanted to
see you about. Sit down anti I will tell
the Priztases
Boston roust . look out for Its laurels,
which Paris is daring enough to seize.
The • Perk beide calls the guy French
capital the "'pivotal" city on which the
world turns. What Is this but a bold
usurpation of the honor of being
hub of lb. innivanwP—e politicos hitherto
bald by Boston. as everybody knows.
Presumptutrue Parts ought to be taught
that she Is located on one of the 'lpotesi of
the world, pot in the centre of the axle..
Let'tho antOerat of the ." Breakfast Tx ,
hie' , come to the rescue in behalf of out
raged Boston, round which the world
revolves: • . •
—An InteresUng collection of Mulls la
now on exhibition in Charleston, Souto
Cerolina. Among Mom are bones of
the extinct mastodon, megatherium
mylodon andTaplr; Also of the native.
American deer racccafol, opossurh, bee
"? and elki beside : those of the horse,
cow. sheep,- dog mid hog, and, most
marvelous to:relst. stone hatchetsr ar
"w an d 'Pew bends, end :frit manta of
Pottara, au evidently the -war p
— Tho.York DesnoeraChas the follow
Ins: William IL Gerbrick, late a soldier
In the 16th lowa, desires Information of
him father and mother, Jacob and ldaty
Garbriek,,formarlyof Somerset and York
mantles, Pa'- When lent heard from, in
they.wero in Pillaburgh, Pa.. AllY
intinmellon xIII be gladly nxviveci by
their non, William If.rletbriek,Chlretp,
211.; pers. lu - United Staten aro
nxprcuYtlly mqueMed to copy.
Memphis,' last week Were were
ninety-tour deaths from
,yellow. favor.
Tharolsww:a :stlispt frost Saturdny
041 Creek and Pltholo
nalbadr- 21 -Vebango county, has been
ate.. at , 514: 1 10P AV about= of ono bun.
Bred and liventY - ooe thousand dollars,
Acdtb ' Ana boon appointed
uoilezioa at Saw llampthlro to
Court of that Sta
vicarlaY, &hite. beach of the Supremo
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FIRST EDITION.
likvak I Cii, Cci = MIA
MARYLAND 1116110 APPREN
Important Cue Before Chief
Justice Chase:
TBB CIVIL BIGOTS BILL DECIDED
courrrirriem.
Colored Persons, Irnualis with
Cllizerul or the Called
States.
OW alWaste to tae Puubarmt Owens.)
. 13 41.1un0ur.; Oct. 113.—1 n the --United
Slates Circuit Court yesterday a hearing
. .
washed-before Chief Justly:Y(lMM upon
the petition of ElizabethTnnier,eoloreti;
iy' her ne.lt friend, Charles Henry
addressed to thn Fiord Naimoli P.
,
Chase, Chief Judge of the Circuit, Coati
of Me United Slates, and for the -3fary
land Distrlel., The petitioner alleges that
alts is child of E.lizaboth Idirudry, ford
merly Ellrobeth Tunny; that 'She is re
strained of her liberty and held in cus
tody- by Philemon T. llambleton, of
Tel
hot county, Dfaryland,invlolation of the
Constitution and laws of. the . -United
.
Stites; also,. thattbe petitioner is re
strained of her libertylty virtue, et cer
trin alleged Indentures of apprentice
ship, made laid' in accordance'. with
the laws of the State of Maryland, as ap
plieuble to the binding of white children.
The petitioner prays this Court for a
writ of hate n a corpus, addressed to said
ifarnbleton, requiring Mtn to produce in
Court the person of the petitioner and
certify the true muse of her detention,
and to show muse, if any he has, why
the ectitionershould not be discharged.
[Sutriedl E. STOCKIIIIIDOL
and Naptan 31PUSEr,
AittottaWfor - glititlettke
The petitleufWas 20111; , and
endorsed: Writ granted as prayed, re--
turnable Oct. 15th, POT.
(Signedd 't3 .l P. CITASE,
Chief Jostle* of United Staten.
TheW met'
the tho P. Me wris& n
obedience to. ommithidtteNWitain
writ, I herewith produce the body of
Elizabeth Turner, together with a copy
of the IndentUreof apprenticesbigiahotts,.
Lug the cause of her estption 'did deten
tion, and rostectfullyawalt the action of
pour Honer.
. The-petitioner akitared byequiLieli;
Tbe Chief Jusfße Inquired of thert z
spoudent if be had counsel in Cmtrt.
fie replied in the negative, and said be
would !unite - Matter , be - settled- by the
The Chief Justine stated he Would pre
fer that the case shouts bo fully . argued,
limpondent stated thst. the child and
its mother were formerly his ahem, and
were imam by the Constitution; which
went into operation Noremeer dot, UGC
The child was apprenticed Nowlmber
lned, two days atter she.. was l !einanctpa.
ted. Tho law of Congests, - tailed ate
Civil Riches Bill, wits passed glace the
child was indenturwl, (Aped 91141E03,1
dud everybody told him that the law did
not interfere drltit,thla case.. . .
The Chief Justine said the wiled:ail in
the ewe was so grave and import - tut
that he wished to be advatel.by. argu
ment - of connect on part of:the claimant,
and would adjourn the Court until to
day at nine o'clock.: in order ,to give too
elaitrutnt, or any person interested hi the
decision, an opportunity- to - appear. . If
no person appeared, he would dispose of
the rasa
Tim (Musa convened at Ids.° o'clotdr.
tirdittlinfuldg, wheirthelihiclJuigice do.
liverml the tiding-ism decision
The petitioner In this ease socks re
lief from reatraint and detention by
Philemon T. liambleton, of Talbot
county, in Maryland, In alleged rentra.
vention of the Constitution and laws of
the United Stan.. 'flee facts, as they ap
pear from the return made by Mr. Ilene
bleton to the writ, and by his verisul
statement, made in court . and Admitted
as part of the return, are • subita=
as folios. The petitioner, r.
Tumrr, a young person of color, and her
mother, were.
-prior to: the adoption of
the Maryland of P.M, alerts
of the respondent. That Constitution
went tato operation November .111„ Isea.
and prohibited slavery. Almost Imams'
ellateLy thereafter many of the freed pet
pie of Talbot °aunty were collected to
gether under some load authority, the
nature of which does not clearly appear.
The younger permits were bound as
apprentices, usually, if not always, to
their teat masters. Among others
Elisabeth. the petitioner, _waa. appren
ticed to flambloton, by . fo Indenture,
dated on the :id of November, two days
alter the now Constitution went into ov
erfill:tn.-. Upon °mewing the tonal of
this itideitture„ which is chanted to have
been executed under the law of Maryland,
relating to ma c ro apprentlees, selth thow
required by the- • law of -Mary
land in Indentures for the apprentice
ship of white persona the Variance • Is
manifest, The petitioner, under this in
dentnre, le not entitled to any education.
A white apprentice mu et be taught read
ing, writing anti arithmetic. The . petitions
cr is liable to be assigned and transferred
at the will of the master to any person In
the same county. The white apprentice
is not thus liable to the authority of the
=oder. The Petitioner Ls described in
the law as a property and Interest. No
such description is applied to the au
thority over a white apprentice, di is
nnneeeeriary to mention other parUcn
lars. Huth Is the came, I regret, I have
been obliged to °madder, without the
benefit of any argument In support of
the claim of reepanclont to the will; tint
I have considered It with ram anti an
ear-heel desire to reach the right etmein
alerts. For the present I than restrict
myself to a brief statement of these eons
cluelons, without going Into tbo =minds
of thtmt. Tito tints dues not allow Fiore.
The following propositions seem to cur
tolle sound, and they decide the mar.
Fire—The Ist Manse of the Ihth
amendment of the Constitution of the
United Staloff interment slavery or in
voluntary servitude, except an a punish.
ment for mime, and establithes rreadoui
as the constltuArmal right of nil pomace.
in the United
• •
Rertand—The nllegnlnirprentlonnhip In
be present cane In involuntary_ Deng
ado, within the, meginlng of Ilona words
n the nmendmmt.
Third—lf thin were otherwise., the in
denture net forth In the return doils not
contatn the important provbilimsv for the
'security end'honent of the epprentlcP,
whirls aro required by the lows of Mary
land In the indenture of white appren
tices., end therefore is In eontroventfon of
that clime° of the bit auction of the Civil
Rights laic, enacted try, Cenicreast 'April
this, IMO.
Fourth—The law having been enacted
umier the mimed einem of the loth
amendment; enforcement of the bet
rinnsu of the seine in conistitutionel,
end implies. to oil Ivmdltlonm pro
hibited by it. whether originating in
tranaertions beams or chive the amend
ment.
-Fifth—Coloml pervionß, equally with
white rowegnivi, are eltizens tho United
State*.
The petitioner therefore nnett he tilt.-
unveil from revtmint by the revend-
Itadmit Call/elan oil the audio/1—
. T•irdiet et the OemaaVa Joilk .• .
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tar Teletnaa w the Plitaburet Vasette.l •
VOVGIIKIIErsIt, Y., October hi— .
The Coroner's jury In the - case Of, Iffr.
Ryan, tiremen on boned the Dean Rich
mond drowned at the meant colUalonl
with the Vanderbilt, In their verdict say
the coilltdon woe coma] by culpable me
lesaneas, tubmunangement and criminal .
Intent of the persons navigating the Vow ,
derblit. Some of the jurors whtited the
verdict changed, making It lets pointed
fat sullards bkmo on the Vanderbilt, but
all finally signed IL
Yallerw Fever BFllialln.
•
tor Telegrapli to Um rlttstraigts GiatttO.3
31Exents, October 10.—Tho 13oonl of
nettlth reports thirty-tiro new canes :tad
eleven death* for tho twonty-four bourn
ending at. noon to-clay, from yellow
lover.
ifentrim, Oat. 161.—There were two yel
ovrrever Interments to-day...
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fnf Illstrapli to the 'inshore' Ossaste.3 •
C'oxcono, N. 11., October 16.--The
Governor and Connell yesterday sold all
the public lands belonging loam ; hhate,
about sixty thousand acres, leesded . In
Grafton, f.arroU and Coos.connties. un
der the act of tho Legislature, for twenty
tiro thousand dollars. , •
Pallor* et liiltadolpOlis Plosre,
tits T•ossesso b t Ilttsborgb Ussetta) .
PitztonEtrmo, Oct 16.—Foweralmer
made Arius have Foontondedhorowilhin
the
report Inst.od twoVA*,ooo. doys. Their llabillttos aro
10, Telegraph lo lb. Plttsbureh
WioIILINGTON, D. C., 0eL.16th,1877
SICKLES' collar OF =QUIRT:
The I , rev,- York' specid ehy .
. 0 President buts returviedGen.Sickles'
application for a Court of inquiry to the
War Department, with has disapproval
and hisvessons. therefor. The principal
one bi4l.lnit.Gencral,Sickles has . already
apisialed for redress at the bar of - public
Opinion, and if he 'would
plorder aswing Court
oalry It would alut be
hfinibt it
anoiher hearing.. If n o
t satisfied
with the verdict of tho pubtle. the Presi
dent Intimates that ho may demand a
Court Martial. , As the publiolinVeprettyi.
no
generally sustained General t3lckles, , it
mdi
Alikely that ho will aidcannitirther
vind on at the band* of the President'
co trims OK ; tSOITTED/R?!,..ILAILROADE:
Til Sub-Comuittec4 oftlie nom; iit
of presentative. to legal& - Into
,
the ' , past '• andltproseat relations of
Vouthein , Rettritida ,vidth the' Goiern
tnent. and what would be fair and °quit.
able in the adjustment of Ikeirtnilabtod
nee, will loitio_Watiblngton - lbt Rich
mond, to-morrow morning, where they
will remain for several days. Thence
they will proceed by way o.U.Lyriett,
burg and Knoxville, to Atlanta,. Chili.
inuopgiv. and Nashville, or they .4
ge from:Riehimend to Charlialon,..i a
thence by - Macon to Atlanta, - tlio* inn
net being positively determined.- The
Sub-Committer, consists of iloprceonta
lives 11 PCluru,(Cliairtrum,)31.eratr Saw
yer iusb,Washburne, (Indlana,)' accent--
panted itirN: L. Ordway, ' Sergeant-at-
Arms, and Capt. Reign, Clerk.
rivrraLuv ox 5-20's—Nrxi37 tum.texa
IN COIN REQUIRED.
TICE LAW.
The Interest on' 5-20 bonds, 'payable
annuall, falls doe on .the that of No
vember'_, and R 50,000,000 in coin 110
required tripay the same, as follows: At
New York,, 1$17,a000; Dalton, about
$300,000; Philadelphia, •
1 2 , 3 50.000;
ft 15,000; Washington, D. C. intrs.-
WO; Cinci .2 nnati;fial, 7s i.q.E,t,Louls,94,77l4
Chicago,lsL,Telt; Pittaattit,..llo,4=4
'-A eraintlitr err .
A portrait or two obildrenAaedlng a
home, forwarded to the Dead Letter Of
fice itom - nur armvin the South; babe=
clalmattly,afamily.,maiding at CoLum
bid,' airaina, Mae , ctilidratt ate
now deceased, amine portrait is lug.hly
'ilned by-the Tedatite. -It 'will be at
pace rostored.! --- u- , ': '.•
TUE 13IPEACIU&TT.QVi9TICZIc
The meintWM ' et& c litdiciarr:ROlii- .
mine°. noir hwy., deciiiie ' lo:daythat elm
majority of the Committee la in Amor Ea
impftektpapi, end areconfident *ems.'
left nMprobstion :or the
majority or the members of the Home.
There ten°. doubt sthejCOmmUteb:
press the subjectet itnoiWy der lit the
ate lion upon the attention of Congress.
RAMILOAD ACCIDIXT:
A serious accident occurred on the
Loudon and liamshlni Railroad ,yester
day, near , Leesburg... The engine and
loggers emir were thrown down an em
bankment twenty. one feet, and complete
ly destroyed. The passenger car,
manned on the tied:. ‘2.lr. Peacock woe
wriously injuredt Conductor Carlin
slightly, and ai,o the engineer, Mr. Orr
thr, who nuide s narrow escepo - by leen ,
hir.trmw - tilo baggage
•
General Kilpatrick, Minister to Chili.
has emit in.hia reshtnation of his positiiim
in the army, whirl, Is Captain. in the
Find, Artillery. - Ills brevet rank in
Major General- This is th e third, time
he has !tendered it, and it will new bey
•
Mei:ahem of Congrent aro beginning to
make their appearance In que.4 of apart
ments for the next winter. sloat of them
make arrangentente with a view . to per
manent oconpartry. •
COCUT MARTIAL ftIC7aTtrICE.
Major Pierce, the officer who reeently
dowroycil s printing office, in Csindon,
Arkansas, for .11100lielniVO article pub
tidied by the editor, hits been i.cotenceil
by 4 onrl.-.Marilial au forfaik,NuAr
one rear, to •bo degraded in
captaincy, sail to bo reprimanded in gen
eral onterS.
CANltz's nr•ottnrn.
Governor -017, in his letteito the Pros-
Mont, asking, him to revoke (len. Can.
by'. recent jury order, eomplants that the
order, which constitutes as eonsprtont
Jurors all petwons .who her.. not h.s•n
adjudged to Lave been disfranchised un
der the military rcratistrurtlart acts. Ls
cruel and unjuwt. and should be Inirucsil
ately set amide. No action has lawn taken
It is understood that the purpose of tbo
visit of general Braurrgard to the Pt-
Wentand General Grant was to barn re
stored to him ~ertain lands which, he
owns Dear :itemplds, sued which are Taw
oce. uplod by Froodinoresßareon onleors.
OITE.I'MBoAt LVV13170817,03r.
Tbe Government Steamboat Commie.
001301:11 are Insolation bete and trill in
vestigate the Vanderbilt and Dam Hint.
mend eollhdon.'
not.Lwahu ristao.
Six 1 utlretl retail droggteta, omen
and Ohara In Bruoklyn, were hood Any
dollagreach for violet:on of the Stamp.
log regulations of lb. 'Doyenne Depart
ment.
The ateamera Scotia, Weteler and 1 4 1
beris • galled Europe to-day. N.
}petit..
Er Triesnakk W itun tuararax asseUr
*lcrr Tofu:. October . le., 1867.
The proposition to raise a sularcrlption
for Um. 1113001121 i beitellt, „has received
her sanction. About Lire hundred /attars
hare bean iddrassed w praittleent poll-
Odium and colored clergymen, coning
upon them for donations. Atm° a. has
beartiOnmddri Mr. . -Brady', MOM* in
Sioadway, where 'her wanliotif to oh
exhibition for the mime purpose. 'The
our, of one hundred and rirtirdive dot.
lars and lift -tire cents was Subscribed
yeaterday by thirteen indivlduals, In
amounts muyinrromrweritydbra rents
to Ilfly deltas'-•
A row Warn! month , at a ltn dical
Nominating Conv.anthni In William*.
burg, Va., leitweasill. R. White, s Bad•
Nail stumps.an ex -Colonel of -
ne gro
troops, and n ' esadidaki for the Comma
don, ands negro named Dr. Norton, an
othermodidato. Norton's friend* rushed
on White s and ha was compelled to ea
cape through's window. Ile was follow
ed b.y a crowd of negroes, who cried
"kill him." ,He got away, and. obtained
a warrant for the ringleaders; ends-had
them bound over to koog the peace..
TUE SAIIJIOAin OONTERESCI4-
The %bat . "synth° ItaAway Conferottere
yestonlay was quite harrnonionn and the.
accord corm:date between tho Groat
Trunk Anesi an torah* °finial noon, Tile
project or eoneeolidation of earnitego won
learthilly clinenuteret, but no result arrived
nt. The new adminiotration of dm Erie
promptly agreed to rats° Ugh paoseenger
Giro, to the orate - of other trunk thane,
and a recision of, (area with the
mud , . Is eoperted to give dm Central and
Itltic $l,Bl addit tonal to the prrsaint ratio
on through hardness.' to and from Chtear.
31158017111 11101 TIA.
The Mrpreas anya tho Bank , of Coln
mem la not yet ready to pay any of the
, due aromas of 31helourt Londe,
from tho fact that - the tuatructioni_rn.
celved ore' 'not regarded auf explicit
enough. There la no doubt flint four or
fire of the coupon, will ehortly be paid,
only tho hdldera will luwq to aulnult.to.
a few dayo' delay. •
• •
The AlWlstant Trecuimlrr to•glat- eon
yerf,e4ll,2so,oo(t orJ . nna and lily 740
ttolam &al - bond* and paid off WO ;
000 of. Anituat noten. Tile amount of
ramponnd notes exebangod Ina thrao par
cent. , 441.ificatea 4 11665,000, and rl , l2,und
woo redeemed In turreneq. ,
ranz ltetCS:pri
Tn-day were well attended. The Orin
ram fur -110 Cbiunitton atakett,
mile koala, wee won brlditalre. Theo
1:4914. LOU: The emend raw, for the
Ilmwery stakew, 01,500, one - mile heath;
watt Wettity La Polka. 'Tinto Wad, Thr
third rare, fora puree of 81.000, two mile
koala, woo won' Load. Tinton:4d, 3:43.
Kentucky rum against !into : to-morrow. -
•
inirrrtaxaties BONDED.
The Havana° Comtalsalonen to-day
bonded. all .411/dillartaa tinder mixer°,
PcOing lh9 C.?lart, deeLnion. ,
xtnaTiox runnA.unnons.
licigialndlon and naltuallantion
Ing on tdiakly hero and in Emoklyn.
.
Sails Mall Melte Ilentroaannu .
tits Wogs .la to tat statotouas Sioutto4
rimuusncnn, OctibeSlll,--Theretin 2 ..
.ylvadla Balm Ball Convention Diet to.
(fay, Judge Rose, ' of Altoona, - in thn
sludr. Twenty clubs had reprentinta,
thugs present. A constitution 'WU adol/-
ted, and onicent elected. 11 If. Hay- ,
hurs.; of the Athletic Base Ball' Club of
rbiladelpbla, wsv e/oct:ed Preadult.
PITTSBURGH, THIJRSDk kf OCTOBER 17, 1867
WASHINGTON.
umv. uttrArnies: nz.siqNm
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Lotsistgl,- Oct.. 14—Euscing.-4;onsnls
are still declining, and domed at Kill
6-51 es' coupons, 68746; Illinois Centrl,
771; Eric, 4ld; Atlantic and Great Weal-
ciosviumos
llosroN OCtober half past
past four o'clock:- this afternoon a lire
,
'broke out In the steric/4 of Oerriah
Illock,:oceoPlcd by. Mr. MB , . en a Ihr
nature'rnanufnutal7. and-. destroyed :rho
upper part of the building: Thi meta
leas - of -Howe' French, wholesale
drnaists,. Nos. •69 and 71 Black
stone street, .• worn considerably
damaged by lire and water also
the tobacco ant lunar ' stoic of
D. .1. Carruto,_ 03 Blackstone,
street. lot of flour, - owned., by. A.-N,
Bartlett, stored In the. tenement: of the
Gerrish block, was aUghtly Injured; also:
the work rooms of the Nem Bbashutd..
Stamping comptuay. The 'building,
which was daM/ged to the amount of
$10,030, is owned by.N. H. •Perry, who is
fully Insured. The total lows by the fire
will not'eadeed- sl s o,ooo„, , Mostly oorgroct
brituroxviCe..
f • = (Fr ly
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7,
ICON co
THREE, O'CLO
LIIPOITINt FROM
The War
RPOSTEDUFEAT OF
ILDIMIS
The Fight at
erona.
1 1 APIAIDIP ,
S 1111111'1. '''
I;: f liirligH o era r iIiNaOPGII"P° ;."°8
As
INVOR TES AIR or
ittomit BY TAB EN&
Vila Fonian l A - umor.
DESIONTONIURBER US VICTORIA.
.Tem Mace, 'Arrested.
uoinAn autos rot. ma
•
Teleaflet le the rius Bustle:l
ITUL
M.
DIA 18AT ,
l'Atll7..Oet9tier 1 ternoon.—The
odleiai issue or to-day,
4p. 442 he repel initipps operating in
iho tPonittleiel 'Prue, on Sunday
bet, the 13th instr,stiaqked and defisted
u large force of Ciatiluglans who ware
posted in a good position, where they
I*rrod U.) pine or. 4l vluSee to Monti Ltl,
I : - 1;115141 AVT:RONA.,
ILI iutßoCult orate engojment st. Verona
'.3lipe,ol.ftar Mil Van;
t4i;lno'. (L 1,1141,160 nuanced
t 1110 4 3 ...!dtP0 retilog noldh.ro of bin
1-tolinima thiir-eit'izilttonti-MnOgini
nive In disorder. t
Voir:cis ritai.vo nAi'x. •
rtousxcit, Oct, lti,iThe bolt advloter
r welviti from the Roil= ttrritory re
po that "ttio Papal itirms (.11
re
port Lott
bark toward% ItOrne.
!ULM ON ASLYOVIOT - P.11.V011 111 r. %En
t:OS..or_ lIUME-FrICIIIER RVY:L.". Or
. .
Lteebter; .oetober,
valved from Daly MIN evening are very
Imp..num. Tbe cocoa pose of /Inky In,
almost without exeeptloe., In tsvorof the
seizure of Rome by the Government.
The strength of the 'lndy - of action - in-
entueoi, hourly. Recent ettereays., have
given them new mirage.. -}tr
Sharp fighte have otto.treeil pear 'Far
nett and as well as at other
points in the prOvinea of Viterio, In all
of which the Insurgent+ have been nue
onteful. • ..
The Popo has calkd au latmeahati
meeting or the OirdloaAs io Z'onsther the
eltnatloo.
FLYZAR LAIiti,III.IIICALIXIXU—TROoh.•I,I3
OUSOICIAT.I2 , XSII2II LA 4L CO.V.T.
1.0,:n0n . , Oct. IP,44..tewiey.—TheFe td
admetadodetanponeottoLoZtekiiiiNFaUt.*....—
LA in receipt of many dlanahzbee,
rink the poodalble Oars of the Brother
hood. Troupe and gunboat* have been
diertatelool to l'elaanl, and the add/re
western coast of that lodeuxt to rciardied
with extraordinary elditilanoe
I=3
=2
Loicnotr, Oct. IS.-4em Mane, the Eli.;
It.h „Arrt,r , nol in 1,1 itt
don 1et. , 4 Weld and put under binichi to
keep the peace. .lle was shqut tnrwAlse
alth tho lrfith giant, lilt:116%1n, tor Ilse
elnaupionship. 'lll , orrourse,etnpettbo
right, but ILL. asseru'd the puttilistslitlt
ero , .. to FTXII4,u or Ireland and tight It
ont them Thrie le;tin opinkat that
sold Ow tight Ana turant to t arrentr..l.
RU., OrX.OII—tXXIANS 00100' XXI.
POISON TUX QVILX,X.
Lostanr, Oct le. —There le a vend tu
rner that, the Frldattl are planning an
attempt to eelze and poison the Queen at
Balmoral. Atthongh little or tut ere.
denealsalven to the mom proem:Won
ary misname, .hate been taken, and the
household guard at, Balmoral has born
doubled..
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Pend% - October le.—lt to reported 14:Lat
Marshal Narvaes, tho SpAnlah Prime
1%1 Mster, has °Erred to the Emperor
Napoleon the amiliManee of Spain In ono
lathing lhe temporal - power of the Polar-
The F.mporor Napoleon, aceonnamled
by P.:ropreae Eugenia. h*o arrived at St.
Cloud fiont Biarritz.
=ECM
Loistuurnintior, OM. 16.—The ship Po.
ruslan,,from Quebec, bug arrivesi here.
sotrratlcurhm, Oct. 16,—The strum
ship Ovituumbi,.. whlth lstl this port on
the tat for New Torii lost her o'n'w on
thu Oth sad as - oblignjl to put back to
Falmouth, srlisro ala grrived to'dey.
ftbo Is en routs t, this i t, where she
Will go Into dock' for iopuirs. It' is
thought alio hill tut - thatiyeil buts short
thou. •
tlVEii!octowlq, Ort. 14-1 P. 31.—The
stewwhip Denmark, which left ;New
Yriri, arrived hare ou her was to Liver-
IYIIIANC/13. AID CONINCIPAILL.
Ln Futeoot., Octobei•
Colton Mirka domed quiet nt tho follow
leg qtodations: Middling uplands Slid;
roil lint Orleans • .14c1: Saks 25,000
be -- ltroodstugh market' closed dull,
Coredeclining, the inn Ws being motto
of Ito :W. Barley nominal at tot ed.
Wheat 17,1 for thililbinis tvidle,'Antt
for red western. Qolo :In 101. I..sts f,2s.
Provisions—Beef 12f.e Pork flacon
Ito rgt 'ova tvo. Choose r 0,.. . Product,
—Commodltosin Sit, and medium 1!,:s.
'fagot,- Cot ed. Hpirils ,Turpoutino.o7,
Petrolen,tii thl fa - spirits, nod Is Oil for
rettned. - ' '
Lozittox, Oct. IS—Noon.—Consols, 937;
Flve.Twentiss, Ill; Illinois Cotittsl,
Erie, /SI; Allantlo snit Groot -IVostorn,
21/. "
raisISKIVIrr; Oct. ttl--NOOll.-LOttited
States bonds, 73i.
FRAN VOW, Oct. la—Erentng.-I.7nltod
States bonds are quoted at 74.
Lormoit, Oct: In—l.Vs ing.—The *sugar
market closed arm at 28.4 for No. 12.
Other quotations unclummed.
Ateretemr, Oct. I 6 —JEVrnings.--l'etrolm
nut declined 1 franc; standard white Is
quoted at 65 franc DO ocutimd. •
MOSTON,
Mitsui!VO 1nr11,141181 iltoool
El ToteresPls to tEo 37tu►tnr► atunso•1..
I s'' i• . I r..- ,
ON
POLITICAL
•
_publican Masitilrrotl wYr
Irria—M.lrrael!so 21 1•1=11 1" .. R:a k
t ay:relearns totes ritussiala basso° 1
Nkwyong, October 16.—The Repub
liensi of thin city held a mass meeting
thin evening at the Cooper Institute, to
ratify the nominations of the Syracuse
Convention. The attendance was large
and great enthusiasm wag manifotted.
Senator Morgan occupied the chair.
Resolittiore; ware read by Horace Groe
lev, endorsing the nominationn end re
ad:lnning the cardinal Republican prin
ciples, and speeches were made bySen
tor Eve, of NefOda, Ron. Wm. Everts,
. lohn Cochrane and others.
.
;At telsesed (Vs) rointostlenti for the
esstlos—Veneto of Tickets.
. makown, October 16.,-The.-notnitutn
Mani 'of . I...farm:Wake Johnson. N. A.
GI .
sturak.t, Wm. Wier, non. J. Evans
nittl'A. N. Sands give general: satisfac
tionto the Conservative., and the ticket
Will be wall - supported. A ticket of mod.
Oita , Republioans, with Dr. Sharp,
isrother-indaw.of General Grant, at the'
' hes 4 and ending with Fields Coat, a
mulatto, eine meets with favor; but the
Conservative ticket spoils its emit. It
la thought the beat men front both may
ho taken to waken compromise.
General Wise, in a speech ot the Ilor
tlenitural and Pomofogical exhibition,
tonnight, advised the people to devote
themselves to agriculture, numnfacturea,
paid Leber, ,to develop° the 'resources of
the- &ate • and recover their material
prosperity: •
• Dr..MexanderSharp.brothor.hi-law to
Gen; Grant, and Postmaster of thin city;
will4sublial; a cad in to-thorrow's D. -
peg positively declining the nomina
tionor the Convention tendered him by
moderato Republicans.
OE
OM
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Attempt te, Mammal tits. Southera
G:~:~~
Ramaratt N. C., 0ct...16.-..Strenuous
efforts axe'being nude by influential
leading men to revive the tic
party far the purple. or. O ation
with and encouraging thenordiern Der n-
KANSAS
Itraaktew alreanti- far /he
Preto, nallway—apdoemea, assignee,
t Or Tetagrapitto nit rtustarre
I.ottut, October ,16.—Ground was
broken and work minim:teed yesterday
on the Southern . branch of the Union
Ptielfie Rallwity, at Julietimt City, Kan
sas, the Directors and a largo repnwezite
akin of citizens of Neosha 'Finley and
other parts .of the State being present
Appropriatespeeehas were tuttdo be Col.
GaAs, Preeident of the •road, the Slayer
of dtatetlcnrCity - , and others. A banquet
was given in the owning by the city
anthorittes, at which dlaJttr General
.Grierson, General Blunt, es-Governor
Crigney, Colonel Shoemaker and others
spoke. The work will lie pushed for
ward Tigorgastv. A 'turret-in? party,
under doJor Mach, started tot Fort
Gibson to-day, to initiate work on that .
part of the road. .
OiLIFORNik
• The JMIOLI Meeteee—peee Tote.
CII7 TIIMIIIIIII to tke;rlttabarn easetie.l
SAN Fru:imam, October 16.—Tba ju
dicial Wootton la 'pedos elf quietly.
11tn Democrala . eLalro city by :Jam
. ..V.—The rite I. lieu. The
Iletnocrata earry tau Franciaco loy
about one thousand utajority. Return.
from the luterlor come In elowir, The
rote, back,. for Judno or the Supronte
Court and SUperititenduntof Public in
struction.
Tho ortvantuthip, Mow, }Taylor
It.lar. • ' 4
mm6z=ElUrs
Abileastrileles Obese" Iliamswod.
ft, egispiko Oho nu►arstiaaaeschl '
011LEA-Nli, O:lober, 1.1.-- , Sfslst
"sofa, No lei, rotator's' the Sherif! and
c.kourth:` Judicial District
Court, Parish of SL laSitrry: for Dotal;
*Wades in the ray of Reconstruction.
Other/tare amolnted to au they:clutch:o.
.The mum order remove* ;ha Council of
the tally of Jeffersori, for pesaltot an order
for the elation of city otnccrc to
lion of "metal order N 0. 7 ., CUM:IU series.
emausgameima . Waamtairat Maluasame.
flay Teastrsah sa Ma gnipiarmi fi amt.:
Dottltaino. Dbl.:l4od. 1.4.—Th0 daunt.
ter of lion. W. Dennison was to-night
united 'in marriage to General W. For.
ayttm, at Major °animal Sheridan'. stall.
at Trinity Church. A Lugs wedding
gaily was 'given at Hon. Win. Denni
son a lionse.--. Among the tListiagultthed
•Inm. ltoo. D. M. Stanton,
Mit t Defamer SharVan, and a largo
number of army °Meer..
Death •f Marl.. A. 10••••—Peciadfl
Dossawy•fl.
Illy Tolmmo to tho Tina Womb Gosoue.l
BesIMM, Octubor Itt.—Clurt, A. Duna
a member or tho Govmmor's mondd
died mit:M(llly this naming or thrum
ammo*,
'rho lion foundry, 0010 pled by enn,
Danlela„ In Foxboro, was delgroyed by
tire • las night. LOC4 $1.0.000; on
=
t sr Teirsrairli b is• ihasolarah thostirer
Itooncrriim, IC. Y. October bl.—Tbe
trot to-day bemoan demo Palmer and
ISMrM. Patches; Jr., fora purse "of
siras won by Palmer. He tonic the
second and fi rth baste. Time, :::311 . .•
and 202. Patched soak The third
and ;Mirth heats. Thine, and 3.311.
=Ml==l
07 warm* Is stmrts
wavers, Me., Oct, DL—Two prie4n•
me, named NsOdo and Kendall, ma&
lhetr escape today from. the Norridyo
' - aro* Jail, by knocking clown the Doctor,
who waa visiting a sick prisoner, •nd the
Jallor's wife..
Iftorsonsis of Osamu' Troop*.
crt~:uei,.oa tow rittsbarmik Ouette.
Orrovis,, October 14—.1, detachment of
the Rifle Brigade, now here, Ce to ho dis
patched to Troscott. A oonsldersble
body of the CausdLon flitloo left Kings
ton for the mune, destination yesterday.
Variant Iteretaii7 of State
=I
Sioreromzn, Vermont, Oct la.—
Diego Nichols bee been elected Secretary
of State bYthe LeilialAlure•
• Nanlest butltete Fmk.
euseTatu Puts ebutnute °embed * -
73L7.ritiottlt, Oct. 10.—Tie -breottoth
annual Fair of the Blorylind tomUlute
MU opened but night..
Bootigatunotre Mesuovott, •
ter St lau. iltutortit thmett.l
t.vntrott October 111.--Genera.l Hoy
holds has ordered tho removal of.his
losatlquartern to Await'. •
Tbs Slats Elessiess—atteged Trandos
• • lees Toting, •
A dispatch from Barrisburg says the
rontral organ of the Republican party
published here, • In' a long editorial,
warmly srges that the election of Judge
Shortoirood bo contested Immediately ou
the .tssembllngsf the Legislature, tothe
ground of Baud. It says that lu Ilar
riebitrg dons testy 'Mogul Voir,
Lan imlied for him, and that not less - than
tree thousand deserters votes were
Franklin
In York, Cumberland, Attains,
Franklin and Bedford, and that gross
frauds were committed.; hl Cleartliqd,
Juniata,` Centre, Berks, 'Northampton
end Litzenw. , I calls upon the" Cl nlr
num of the Republicim Slate Committee
to bestir himself in immuring tho evi
dent» before the st eeling of the 14010.
Gdneral Morgan, to eommand at Fort
Delaware, nays ho helleyes the soldiers
vole at that plaeo won Illegal. bur it was
taken by au officer eommlnnloned 'by
tiovernor (lean. Judge Thompson boa
refused to enjoin oho roturn judges from
oountlug thin vole, bemuse the judges
wore not aware of any frank an only
did their duly an jtldgen In thd
miaermsfaitiaearaa Mips simei;
At the late meeUng of Um). Ohl School
Preidirytery of Cincinnati, 'at Glendale,
the foLlowleg overture was preeented:
11 . a PreZ o terian rulnlater aback!: be
It l et gls the ala i rer :1 thiVrwroo .n. t r :
docessed , wih, ought he to solenin.W Beek
Werth° Prosl?ytery adopted adss
.
. ut
.. .
That the marriage of' azimwithlds
doemonsi wifris sister 1s clearly con
denoted by oar Stanthirds and our Gen- ,
'end Assembly, yet that this toaching of
our book is not no connected with the
gYstoto of doctrine contained In the con
lesion as to forbid a cliversity of yieirt,
concerning it on the 'put of those' who
sincerely reedye and adopt the cooks
slosh BUB,' "Milo - this' teaching' of the
confession remanks minister ought to
so respect. it an to refam to solemnize. the
sort of nuiniagelqxmineNTibiletilrMay
be his private v 1431 1 .90( 3tßzlhs
tutttcaae
"1"
CITY AD SUBURB/J.
SOURTEI PAGE.—Ths funestand mad ratta-
Ots 6doaep, Ott mul Produce Mariut Reports
Omn by any paper to MI city, wiN Wound
on our Ftmrth Ittga.
Attempted ltulelde
A very determined attempt was made
yesterday afternoon, by a man calling
himself Den Dnnavan, to "shuffle off
this mortal coil," the circumstances of
which, so far as we were able to ascer
tain thentfrom him, ore as follows: It
appears that "Don" was formerly em
ploy-rat on a ideamboat plying between
this port and Cincinnati, on which, soma
thne list spring, a robbery was com
mitted, and so carefully was it done that
all attempts to discover the perpetrator
'have 'bona - unsnecertsfaL Yesterday
morning Donmet an old companion, NVIIO
was employed' on the boat with him at
the time the robbery was committed, anti
while - in conversation together the friend
called him a thief, and saidhe had stolen 1
the money on the steamboat. This Was
more thanthe could stand. lie said that'
rattler than have ouch a stain upon his
character' Ito would . E . , ut • an • end to
his existence . He went tlie,Triest gave_
him all his monev and his watch, then
repaited to him Itionongahela rivefat a
point near the tipper briclim„ when: a
number •of•berges and flat boats are
lying, upon which he went, :md alter
t.kw i r bat, coat, and boots
Jumped into the water: This was all lie
could of the story, ;Nilo - remembered
nothing that occurred afterwarda; but
the"remainder wan obtained from two
boys who rescued him from •"a
watery grave." They were crossing the inn skid' near the gas works, which
are several • hundred yards billow where
he Jumped in the river, and discovering
the body, one of them mu,l'it hold .of
it, while the other rowed the skid; and
in this manner they towed It to shore.
Dr.:" A. -Arthur's was summoned, and
when he arrived thoman was apparently
dead, but after several minute's work be
was resuscitated, and then coriveytsl
to a tavern in l'ipetown, where he made
the above statement. Ile is in a fair way
to recover.
E=l:ll=C2l
Mr. William-Perkins,.mail agent ou
the I s lttaburgh,Port Wayne and Chisago
'Railway, between Pittsburgh and Crest
line, was accidentally killed In the vicin
tty.of Ohio, ou Tuesday. He
had obtained leave of absence from' his
duties, • and went with ammo friends
on d huntingexcuraiou to the plam‘shited.
While engaged In.lontling his gain one of
the doze belonging to the party wee play
ing about life fist, and by some means
caused the disdirinse of the gun, the mu
tents, "shot, taking effect in Mr. P's head,
attattering it very- much and killing
him almost instantly. BM body was
brought to the city on Tueaday night,
and conveyed to the realdeuee of hiefam
liv In Chartiers townahlp, this catuntv.•
Mr. P. was a well-known citizen, highly
esteemed, and about twelve years nince
served n term as one orthe Board of
County Commissioner.. BM age was
fifty years, and he leaves several married
eons and danuldent to mourn his death. •
=
An experienced expert in counterfeit
detecting, connected with ono of- our
leading hatikicrtesurrs na that at no time
since the Antrodnction of national cur
rency Anil legal tenders: have there been
morn countcifoitr in eireplation. We
hate betted of nui:ten:ins toga, sustained
by business Men *trough leek of know
leis° to decide on the character of note.
prtnented. We worn yesterday shown
three-leggisl micionciipe which is a pow
erful auxiliary In theAeteetion of eons
terfeito. It' to veryipWerful and shown
the faults of a enitgEntarfeit with certainty.
illview rate 1111 gther a doat every banker,
trcantirer,cashltw and merchant should,
have 'one of them within his reach.
Dimeeisth lia.lett, the Nati
chins and jewelers. No. k; Fifth street,
have • them for ,ale, and as the price is
eery little they be generally in
=
Thin well regulated and ,comfbratble
hotel, No. 344 Liberty street, - bas pasted
into tiro hands of :timers. Wegner di
Zieasler, who are determined that it
shall =okay high as any 'similar ettab-
Ilshment In the city. The house has re
cently boon thoroughly retitled, and in
cLean, new and urns in eveiT.departutent.
It manilas cicerone hundred larim, com
fortable and well ventilated rooms, and
Is thratabed throughout In the btatatyle.
Situated within two Illitllltatle walk of
the Colon depot, trathiers will dud It
very Convenient, nail will reileive all the
accemmodatione which eon monthly be
modem' hr attentive hosts and clever
and obliging elerksand employees. Can
ner-Led with the lions, is a splendid ball
fur euticerts. Boarding with or without
motile, for familiee or t ingle persona, cut
he obtained by the day, week or month,
at most reasonable terms. Tbo house is
In every respect worthy of patronage.
Drought front laaahloaton,—“Snibto"
Arnold. now under arrest on a chargo of
numtoring David Sproul], and Thomas
Whittaker arrested on a charm, of rob
bing /11. Nancy Spronll, were brouht
over from the Washington county jail
on Tuesday night, and placed in the city
lock .op. from whenre they were remov
ecryetitertioy-morning h, rho county Jail,
Tim removal to t h e jail of this county
was considered imperative, as the Waal,
IngtOn county tail la not In condition to
receive them. having waived a hearing,
they arc finally committed for trial.
• ACCidellt.:—TWO 21 - 10 C. Wert, engaged
'Vewterthiy, on Wood fdreet. no Find.
In doting gn, pipe. and while in the
trench In which the pipe was. to be
placed. the side& Carol! in upon them, a.
ribunly Injuring toe, while the other
received Koine slight injuries. „ They
wren somr extrimted from the uncoil.
tenable situation by their fellow work
men 'nut! removed to their hoarding
haute, where a physician *Mended them.
- linatenanentles.—H. B. fitnithsen, of
the firm of Smithien, Painter a Co., well
known auctioneers, sold yesterday, the
residence of :Marshall Swartzwetder,
LlazetwoodStation, on the .Con
nelivrillo Railroad, for the sum, of $3,-
:CA, .1.1. W. Oliver, Esq., was .the pur
chaser. This sale snakes the enormous
amount of f 2,15,050 worth of real estate,
sold by Smithson, Palmer S Co;, for the
present week.
t..r liavanber.—Pittock, op
posite the Poston'toe, (always up to time,)
has received iddme. Demorest's 'Mirror
of Frmhien, and Prank Leslie's Maga
sine, cont aining good reading matter and
-line steel engravings etthe very tritest
fashions. Our lade renders should call
and get them, 1141 they will ho of grmt
service. In making up their . fall suits.
Pigmies, o.l'. P, 0., Is the place.
To Capltallsts.--gy reference to our
new euircrtlacinitots, in to-dny's paper,
you will see u rare chance to purchase
a twenty thousand dollar mortgage on
property, worth one hundred ttiousand
dollars and still increnelug. The party
holding the aboyarnortgage having im
mediate oie for . the looney, a rare
chauco will ho given.
Present for Canton Idremen,..l-3t,,,
C. 11. Cutler, O. L. Bonner
fon, C. Cary and W. C. Stratton left yes.
tenter for Canton, Ohio, Moir . special
1111,4011 being to present to the Wash
ington Ifav Cpinpany of that city a set
of silver plated mass manulitcturect for
the purpose in this city.
ColintUttell.—Cal. Black, the abandoned
woman charged with outratthously boat
ing Belie Belly, another I'nd'une, has
been conunitted to tho county Jail by
Alayor Zltorrison Ibr 4 ,further hearing.
The Injured woman Is yet in a critical
elate, tkrid hrr recovery remwdeel as very
doubtful.'
Persolust.—General I`..J. Rodman, of
tho Ordnance Coma. to 41 tho city, the
'micat of J. 11. McClelland, Eau., Post
master. r.The General here for Iltopur
pose of auverintendlug the manufacture
of stoat shot at Park CO:11 Werke. for
Ida fifteen and twenty Inch guns,
.
Jail Ere' Throo prlsonem—Fran
oln llldlngor lionry Burka and G. W.
Iloornod—racaNd .frony tho Franklin
Jail, Vonahgo Oottlity, an Monday, and
are atlll M largo. A rowardla offered for
their opprelvanslon. ,
-
I: l oehthnel Freight at Auetlons--d,t
iiarebbnao of White Dros. d: Co., No.
Seventh street, on Saturday, November
IGth, at •10•A:SI„ See advertinement of
Smithson, Palmer. Co., Auctioneers, 55
dud a Fifth edreet.
Dau,Blee vielt thin city °bold the
Z. 1.11 inst., with his groat •thow, and will
Xetrittlu row days. exhibition will
be on tho Hod Lion Lot.
Tte (ItrltoptAbliclut Exteutivo Com.
niitteo still meet tatlay at the Wilco of
Maj. "I. — Al. Brown.
Illeerar ou. 1111. b street lax been
complgtel ICJ itir as SnOthaeld.
r.
NUMBER '240
Pollee Items,
SHP-STY OF THE FEACI,
James Monahan made Information la
fore Alderman Taylor, yesterday, against
Lawrence Purcell, for surety of the
ponce, alleging that Purcell threatened to
blow his brains out. A Warrant was
issued for the offender.
rAI.RE PRETENSE.
James Kerrymterday made Informa
tion before Alderman Mc:dusters, against
Mrs. Andrew Itenhart, charging her
with obtaining goods under false pre
tense,, Kerr keeps a store at Ireland
Station. on the Allegheny. Valley Rail
road, and he alleges that the defendant
obtained goods of him to the amount of
$Ol 71. representing that she had money
In the Merchants Bank of Pittsburgh,
which he has since ascertained to be
false. A warrant was issued for the,ric
cased..
A. , 4AL - LT AND DATTIMY.
Charles Ehronkrook, of East Liberty,
yesterday made information before Al
derman Nl'Mastem, against John Rich
ards, charging him with assault and bat
tery.. lie alleges that the defendant in
company with his lather and J. Myers,
constable of. Collins township, game to
his house for the - purpose eimaking a
levy on his goods, that they broke Muds
doors with IA hatchet, and when he ge
monstrated with them one of theth held
him while another beat him over 'the
head with a poker. lie also made infor
mation against Millar Richards, the fath
er, and against Myers; for felonious as
sault and battery. Warrants were issued
for,tho parties.
Sarah Ann McKenzie appeared before
Alderman Melfasters yekerday, and
made information against glary White,
charging her stick assault and battery.
'rho prosecutor is a colored woman,
keeps a house - at. at Duncan street, and
the defendant boarded with her. She
alleges that they had a quarrel, which
resulted in a tight. Mary became...-
ago and vented her spleen, ot only on
the prosecutor alone, but h toke up her
crockery and queerumare. • The prose
cutor also made an information ogain.st
her charging her with malicious mis
chief. •
Williams R. Momatt made an infor-.
motion before Alderman Thomas,. yes
terday, against Thomas James for sure
ty of the peace. The prosecutor alleges
that the defendant used 'abusive and
threatening language towards hlm, by
calling him a black eheep; and threaten
ing to do him harm..' A hearing was had,
and tiedefendant gave ball for his tip.
pearance at Court.. Tho parties reside la
McClure township.
CITY ITEMS
I Z. Bohm dt Brothers
The well-knowngrocerY and produce
firm of J. 'Cohen . ..S. Brothers No. BD
Federal street, Allegheny City, dally're.
ceive, fresh invoices -of choice family
groceries and produce to supply the
large wholesale and retail trade they
have succeeded in securing.,. This house
has long held a high position in the esti
mation of the shopping community, as
it has made It a positive rule to sell noth
ing but the purest and best, groceries and
teas at the most ressonablb prices. Their
teas are _very sulierlor, being selected
with great care, and from the oriLti
nal cargoes of the largest importers of
the eastern cities. firm 'deliver
promptly all purchases to any part of
either car. Call in and examine the
stock. and sattafy yourselves that no
where else lan teas; groceries, produce
and flour be procured, either wholesale
or retail, at better advantage.-
AddMould Te•nosooy is Favor. of
Jur. Owegomes DtorOtte or elocksolge
PM. • •
TiComi TOWNSIiIP, LEAVER C 0.., Pd.,)
'October 11, lhthl. )
I cheerfully add my testimony to the
effiescy of Dr. Sargent's Diuretic or Back
ache Pills. I have used them for the
last twenty yearn, and have always found
- immediate relief from pain in the back
arising from affection of he kidneys.. I•
am now over slaty •vatra of age, and
have kept myself In giod health by their
occasional use. I have eloquently ad
vised tbo use of these pills to my nelgh. ,
born, complaining of this trouble, and
know of over twenty eases where per
manent cures have licen effected:
.ffr.sx.s.snErt McKtnnosr.
For sale by all druggists. Prlc4 50e
per box. • ' Ocl6sit
14.11Limle!
Among the favorite billiard rooms of
the city none stand more deservedly
high in the estimation of the patrons of
the ennobling game than the Union
Rooms, No. 401 and 10$ Liberty street.
ilatnalev's new block, opprisito the Union
Depot. The proprietors, Mourn. William
Lephford it Co., leave nothing undone
to sustain the high character of their
popular place ofamusement. The tables
ore all now. And combine the latest nov
elties and Inventions, while the cues and
halls are of the very' finest quality, being
ui to the standard requirements of the
game. To those who enjoy the great
national scienee of ball and cue, we rec
ommend the Union Roonuo.
Will be Mold as ebeap Imrat-Amy Otte
Jllomna le =Mee ally.
Good Prunes, Raisin% Durrents,
Cit
ron, Spleen Cross ct. Blackwell's Faznott
Chow-Chow, Pickles, 3ftistards, Catsup%
Sauces and Olives. Spiced arid Pickled
Oysters, Lobsters, Spiced Semen:,
J Mar
in:o.oe Condensed Milk, E.:tract of
Beef, ellies, Choccolatali Dates, -Fresh
And Preserved Raspberrlea, Pine Apples,
Plums, Peacticsi,- Quinces, Gelatine, Es-
Olive Gil, Syrups, Tamarinds,
Finei'ram Bonbons Good Mixed tan
-dies, Caramels, Couill Candy,-Everton
Tally, and all kinds of Nuts, at ll Fed
eral street, second door north of First
National Bank, Allegheny City.
Octl2-Ct (inutton Bras mar.
a...a the, Teottoitio7 ream Clot , of ttio
010111 Cltllenl of Allegheny City.
Att.hourtvr, Oct. 14, 1667.
Mn. Gso. A. Kr.r.L.Or.—Dear Si, I
have been troubled for some years with
the complaint described liy your flavor
tisegacnt of Dr. Sargent's Diuretic or
Backache Plils, end concluded to give
them a trial; and nm glad to soy they af
forded me immediate relief. I cheerfully
recommend them to any one suffering
from like symptoms, fueling confident
they will do ell you claim for them.
• • •
Price
.
DAVID
' For 0%10 by all Drage - LW, 60
.cents per box.
'Wanted Agests.—Te sell Lloyd's
Battle History of the Rebellion, Lloyd's
Great' Double Hap of the World, the
United States and twelve of the prineit
pat cities of the Union, and Littlefield's
celebrated portrait of General Grant
Liberal Inducements to agents. Address
L. Harrod Biel, General Agent, Car
michael, Greene county, Pa., or call on
the undersigned, between six and seven
o' lock. in the evening, at No. lah Omit
street, Pittsburgh. G. W. HU.Ltn,
pry cools et Wholciale.—Wo in
vite the particular attention of buyers at
wholesale to our oompleto stock of silks
dross goods, and all kinds of fancy and
staple good; and to the fact that we sell
at the lowest eastern prices, and out
goods to suit purchases.
J. 117013.taticzn& Co.,
• 59 Market street.
Pomething Cood.--Tho boots, shoes,
gaiters, .1.13., men, hallossuadelaldron,
kept at 69 Markel. street, ace made of
the very, best material, and Bold as low
as rho lowest. All goods are warranted
to give maiefaction. If yeti want some
thing good, and at gold prices, call at
Robb's Shoo House, 69 market street.
redrabb. Residence 'aTid Grus on
the Second Dank. -Fourth war o
d, tUf Alto-
Wiens city, ut unction. on Thursday oo
tober 24th, et 2 &clock See adver
tisement of Sutithron, Palmer at co,,
auetionverx.
Fresh Flsh.-:-To the lovers or Rosh fish
We would re6mmend T. R. Thompson,
who can always bo' found-at Ma Stara
NO. 36 Diamond, Soo card- M another
•
eye, Ear Throat, Ligia, Criz
DISE.VIES and CATAItIiII, anceelisfully
treatod by Dr. Aborn; 1&4 Smithfield
stmt. A book by mall 80 coots.
Tee.
-
Iniumure.Stotk .
of bats, awe guid
furs, at t4A New. York Storo, St. Clair
streaL
(treat ' , Bargains In bath, caps and la
dies' flits, St. Clair street. °
dies' Sue, S 2 SL Clair tree
Cheapest le the Clf3r..h_MA - t."Ps' end fe,
fa - Additional Local maiden
on Thirirand roarthPages.
DIEDi ,
FOULS.—au Thumb . * eveninn, October talk y '
i i i , Lip h e residence or Capt. R._ 1301F1 , ,1iu.
YOUL2.:Ur " aai ' ur ' greVTlC!ti.v , f , trk.t.r. -
Army, in th. - en.....th year of her age. • •
'The raneral Nam TUI ATTLB3IOOX,
Iti• Mends of tbe riagly, Ars re-
Vaasa& Writat w•ttesid. -
0
big MEEKLY_ GAZETTE.:
TWO EDITIONS.' •
WEDNE3DA:r AIIJ a auswor.
ume shed, cautabalon TIIIIZTVECE COL--
DdINS or Dnwtemiut Mediu!. matter, lueltiding
leading Editorials. latest News by Telegrisdi wsd
IDOL eulnable Neullun Matter for the really.,
and :Idlest sad most reliable Ttuamtial led Coes.
martial Planet Report. Risen by aey pv.r
In
the city. No Farmer. 14cl:unto or Merchant
should be Without It. . -
Tnnt a rouwitt'lTY.lste Gs•ZITM
Stogie Subseriber
101.. of Fire • '
Clubs of - feu
—nod our ropy of paper to the yonion netting'
up the club, Additions to globs to. be =Oa at
any time. Ti club rates.
. Nonce To SunscanntrtE—ln °Weitz.' rats
'paper, be sure and specify ' , chat edILLon you
swat,. we Woe • Wednesday edlthan for rub
serlbers haste 4 but one:butt. went. .
ILlF'Me.er 07 or.n.
or In Ilegistered Letters, trufbe scut at one tbst.
Addrees. oAZUTIPI6:
- rlTmuoocu , Pt.wlP4.
Real thate •e, 640.101111eki•
There has hover. been ,a period in the
history of Pittsburgh and its surround
ings when so much Real Eatatc changed
, .
hands as during ; the - past' slx months.
Prices have been steadily advancing, for
several years; and during the past feu-
rnouthswe have particularly noticed that
our shrewdest business : men, and the •
wealthiest and ablest financing, have
been investing largely, and if "men aro
to be judged by their actions," it tlierebir •
shows mere eenlidenta; • In real' estatO
dam in national curreney or government
securities, bemuse it will imp; thenan
doubts the per centaurs at present prices'; .
and the universal opinion experienood
rod estate men is that in the next yearto '
come much • higher prices will be do
mended and obtained than over before.
Another reason why real estate will ad' .
vance In price Is, tb:at our citizeas are be
coming tired of smoke and coal dust and
impure air. mid aro man iresting a diva- . •
sition to get, to Am country. A. 9 an evi
dence of this disposition we need only re 4
for to the eaction olio of lots in Hoboken,
on Saturday last. 'Lots were bid. °frt. - bit
great rapidity at good prices; to LILY, me
are informed the sale was a great aueL,
cess—beyond expectation.
These of our friends who want homes,
or desire to purchase real notate, should
see to it at once, and lose no time in
malting a choice, fur the "almis :of the
times" unmistakably Indicate au advent*
in ell real estate property.
" In this eonnection we may s be per
mitted to add that I the teen known anti
enterprising real estate firm, of 8111.4
Shutterly, Laivrencovllle, informs us
that another, nalo of lots in that beautiful
town of lloboken will take place on.-
Ifonday afternoon,-Oct. 21st, at ti o'clock,
when ther'd Will also be au opportunity '
afforded those who desire purchasing
ono, two, three, or five, aerolots.:• .Ndticoi '
of free trains will be given in Friday •.
morning's papers.
This tiro also have for sale some lfifty
choice' plantations in. hliddlo, Central!
and Northern Georg:a; at prices. ranging
from ed to 1.20 per acre. Persons %vial:dogs.
to purchase houses, lots'and far= bad',,,
better call on Sfir. 6: Sutrrruituri • ;
Butler street, Lawrenceville.
NEW A.UVESTIBENEANT&
A CEX. A SF. EV, VINDERTA4IIII,:-.
Fourth Strset, .71ttsbirpo, •
COFFINS, of all klods: CRAPE& ULayl2l: aI:AA
toorfdeacrlptlon of room!. Furnishing Goode
forolobed: Moots open day And night. 'Maros
and Carriages fltralshed. ,
•
Intriusksrs—or, David Ham
SI. tv. Jacobus, D. K. nonass Ewing, Em..
Jxob If. 3:1111,r. Ts .
JG. 1100GERN.', IUNDEILLTA
• imp. KND tn.
Inte Samuel . K. Rodger.) . 1d0..1* Ohio guest.
three doors front Deaver. AlteghanY
Rosewood. 31aboganyytralunt tad Zoo.
wood 11311[21ton CoOlna, ft the - lowest endowed
prices. Lomita open at 041 boors, day and night-
Hearse and Carrlagea furntsl;nd on snort notion
and on elect reasonable texas. •
EDPIARD CZALINIECg.I4 . tr/V
-DEBCARER! theice, \0.:44 Ohio Street(
Allegheny. 'Stannic, Rosewood and other r of,
ens, with a complete stoci oetoneral Furnlehloj
hoods. on heed and furatabed at abortest notice,
at lowest prices. Sale and Livery Stables, ter- '
nee or First and Saddle directs. Cin1.10.4.
Barouches, Veggies, toddle Vortex, Re, AC,
for hire.
nEmE rEnv JAQHLe 1,01310.
A. J. Miltralt - GII, at the 'Cratatarj (tatty
Lswreneevlito, VICSA/LESTAL SLARBLY.
and STONE WOrttiS: SLONE BURIAL cesys,
:,.rooted 'water Naar.'
BUSINESS MEN.
•
In slow of the Let of so meal . .uncerreit
toztotet notr - Itt otrtulatloo. your attention is tailed
on,
'THREE LECCED .
MICROSCOPE,
One of the best things over Inn:filed
roa LETroriam oourrEarkrz xosst. •
lVhlcn com es At uprlne Within the much otevery
000 e, ittomy by co:lbair XL Can and put.
['hating one. from
HASLETI',
•- - Jewelers ana Optioisne,
cc 'a - .. t7pri•.,- ara:um:arr.
orroltrE mAsomc nALL.
REMOVED AND NEW GOODS.
H. SMITH,
Merchant Tailor.
•
Ras removed to So. DR WTLIE wrnszr. eve.
ner of Federal .:freer. where he Is now reeetrlnn
Lilo new and extensive stork of
FALL 4. Lis LAS. heel-iIk:ES, •
VEhTINGS end tiWEIV'OTIIRCIR,
Which will be onnie to order in the most avtle2g
will
ntwhlpe
will be sold on ter). reasonable term.. • •
L. 1 0 ,111T11. Ilerettsnt. Toilorr, •
• So. 00 \{' 'LIE ST. , oor. of Fedora.
roeDEt. 5.,4k1,1W,
A FIJISL, CLASS RFJDENOL
'WE OFFER FOR SALE that
• Iscp and c0r...-¢o4lous
Doable Mick :Mansion House,
&Rome No. 513 WASIIINGTON STREET, AlM
abonY City, containing Ustrtun largo sad
dumbed rooms, tssaldes a Altehms, pants . / and
Znlshed basement, all of :Immo.; roodsrn styta
and latest Improremehts, arranged and adapted"
for eyery COPTCRICLIC,
The Lot Ls GO by 820 Toots
•
A g 00.122 table eh the tacit end. &int 1.311111011
of the ebolc“t
Teach Trees, Grapes ds other Fruit,
flare been tarefelly selected and eulth•ted tea
bey*, =meter, [seethes tritls fancy e 1..-
bc.c7. systeusatleally arranged over the tot, •
tu t bezel, cud regnement throughout.
SILL &SHU'rTERI,Y,
Heal .1:ale and ialumpoo Amami;
LAwnExcirmax..
O. Jos. s , D. DA.II.F.Y g. BIM
October eth,-1577.
HENRY G. Etta,
Merchant Tailor,
Car. Penn and St. Clair Streets,
xrcis
snot. pac==tresiglawnomj
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
Is; Novo.
WIIEELER & WLLSOWS
RICW/NO AND EIDETONHOLZ
SIACILILDE.
XON6 NO RUM= ." •
NONE .40 Danapnr.
NONE Willi NO ataxy V.ll .
116IIL. aaaaa aims.
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DIRER,CLOSE &
Practical Furniture Manufacturers,
COR. PENN & WAYNE lITC .
'qt.or FIIIMITIME unstantly ea
MN UNTIL 12 AT NIGHT.
HERBST ORDINARYI
0 t FOIJUTII BT.. am Market;
Meals ierved to Ltalcs_and Gthtto
enan 'Crania
V..'2o.;7.rerstiegsji:rrtiViAt.
HORSES FOE' SALE. '.
One /foe large 11A.T . 110.;2!E. Areyeass
Niat= In n )=
• '
AT HOWARD'S uvERY STABLE,
FIRST STREET, near lite Sisson • Renee.
neEntEs, BELL &
Anchor Cotlon BAHIA, rittshiirgh:
IrtAitialialltriA 2 " - "" LiGn2 I 4; :'
. .
• enznnius mini amuse,'"